Showing posts with label let's have some cake...or cheese with a candle in it. Show all posts
Showing posts with label let's have some cake...or cheese with a candle in it. Show all posts

November 13, 2013

The Board and Wire is Turning 2! Give Away Edition!

     The Board and Wire is swiftly approaching its second
birth-iversary! How time flies when you're eating/writing about/researching/obsessing over cheese...
     In honor of TBAW turning 2 I think it's time to start an annual tradition. A birthday giveaway!
     To enter leave a comment below, or on the TBAW Facebook page, about your favorite cheese!
You must comment by 11:59pm on Dec 1st, 2013.  
One comment (either here or on FB) per person. 
The winner will be chosen at random and will be announced here on the TBAW blog. 
Check back at often to see if you are the winner!
The fabulous prize will be chosen at my discretion and shipped to the lucky winner by 1/1/14.
Good luck to you all!!

November 06, 2012

A Letter from the Author: Milestones

    You guys.  I have big news.  The Board and Wire Blog is turning one year old.  Seriously.  I can hardly believe it myself!
    Here's to one whole year of fits and starts.  One year of learning what the heck all (or two of) those buttons do on my Fiance's camera.  One year of finding some semblance of style, then scrapping it and starting over.  Here's to being the crazy neighbor on her balcony in the evenings shooting frame after frame of inanimate food just to catch the "right light".  And becoming better at it.  Here's to one year of successful documentation of one of my life's greatest passions.
    To celebrate that milestone I have taken what I feel to be a next step in my journey with T.B.A.W.  I have purchased my first set of business cards.  Whoa.  This is starting to feel legit.
    Thank you, dear readers, for sticking it out through the shaky first posts, a long absence, and ultimately to where we are now.  It only gets better from here.

Best,
Ash

P.S. I could not have come so far in my photography endeavors without the help and guidance of my Dear Fiancee, Ian.  Thank you, love, for pushing me, helping me, and unflinchingly reading my T.B.A.W efforts through good and bad.  You are my favorite.